How large are the playing squares?
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I believe each playing square is approximately 1.5" x 1.5". I'll have to measure them and get back to you with more accurate data.
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Large. I haven't measured them, but I would say they are roughly 3 to 4 inches wide and 3 - 4 inches tall. My two year old enjoys this puzzle (with some assistance from her father and I) and I think she'll be able to continue to enjoy it for the next year or so when she is able to do it more on her own.
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These were a lot of fun and the kids loved them - they are somewhere around 20 inches long and probably 12 to 16 inches high. There are different sizes, one of them had vertical orientation - so it was about 2-1/2 feet tall and about 14 inches wide. They are sort of a matte-type mylar - not excessively shiny.Well worth the money. Pat
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NoThe playing surface is larger, but the cards and pieces are the same size. There may be a benefit to someone with sight problems, but I actually prefer playing on the smaller board.
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I'm not sure exact size. All I can say is they are the normal size I've seen on any board I've played on. The board is nice. I've had it for a year. It's held up well
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Yes they are the same size as I have played with other people. The bag to hold it all is very nice, much better than a metal case. It's an awesome set.
568105
When set up for game play and before it begins, the game is about 30 inches tall and about 10 inches wide.
1465658
The tiles are 2 inches by 1 inch. This is a very noisy game. And heavy to send.
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I cannot recall the actual dimensions, but it's the standard size... maybe around 6 feet square (Sorry, but I have no access to check the game at this time)
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Each side of the square and triangle is about 2 inches. If you put your thumbs and middle fingers together to make a circle, The hexagon is about that size. Maybe 5 inches across. My kids absolutely love these!
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its 3.6 ft x 3.6. i would recommend buy at least 1 extension. As they get bigger, its gets too small if you don't have at least 1 extension. As is (with no extension) play area its 13 sq. feet. Adding 1 extension makes it 18 sq.ft., adding 2 makes it 29 sq. ft. I think 1 is plenty though. And height is as states in the product dimensions ...24 inches.
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The squares cover a 10' x 10' are once they are all put together. But you can connect a portion of them to make smaller squares or rectangles if you prefer. The individual squares are 2.5'x 2.5' each.
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The board is approximately 28 inches square. It is about 1.5 inches thick. The board is used by placing it on a table like a card table or placed on top of a metal barrel or trash can. It has many different games that are played on it and the board is reversible in that depending on which side of the board you have facing up, gives you different games. We find it great for family fun. As much fun as a pool table but without the large size or expense.
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Large square is 16x16 pegs (6 of them). Rectangles are 16x6 and 12x6 pegs (8 of each size). Note that the small one come in VERY dark green - beautiful for gardens. (inches are irrelevant)
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Most are 24" by 30". Most card tables are 30" across. They are good puzzles.
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About 18" long and 7" wide. My grandson played wiyh it continously from about 2 years until 4yrs.
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Hi...we love the giant size scrabble game...the tiles are 1 1/4" x 1 1/8" in size...quite a bit bigger than standard tiles.the board size is same material but it is way larger..which we also like....21" x 23" we have a neat felt covered game table and it works great on a lazy susan for all to play...